The cluster "Biodiversity & LTER" visualises the existing know-how and collaboration opportunities of publicly visible research infrastructures in Austria. The research infrastructures presented offer expertise in ecological and socio-ecological long-term studies (LTER) and make a significant contribution to biodiversity research in Austria and Europe.
Bundesministerium für Frauen, Wissenschaft und Forschung
Abteilung II/3 – Grundlagenforschung (MINT) und Forschungsinfrastrukturen
Referat II/3e (Umwelt- und Erdsystemwissenschaften inkl. Klimaforschung)
Dr. Karolina Begusch-Pfefferkorn
Teinfaltstraße 8/1/130, 1010 Wien
karolina.begusch-pfefferkorn@bmfwf.gv.at
LTER-Austria - Austrian Society for Long-term Ecological Research
Biologische Station Neusiedler See is situated at Lake Neusiedl in Illmitz (Austria) and is a...
LTER-Austria - Austrian Society for Long-term Ecological Research
The Grabenegg Field Station (Alpenvorland), Lower Austria, is an agricultural research site of the Austrian...
LTER-Austria - Austrian Society for Long-term Ecological Research
Kalkalpen National Park is made up of two mountain ranges: * The Reichraminger Hintergebirge is...
LTER-Austria - Austrian Society for Long-term Ecological Research
The Fuchsenbigl Field Station is an agricultural research site of the Austrian Agency for Health...
Natural History Museum Vienna
In addition to the microCT, several 3D printers and hand-held 3D scanners (Artec Space Spider,...
Natural History Museum Vienna
Animals that reach the limits for zoological taxidermy, end up in the departments unit for...
Natural History Museum Vienna
The heart of the NHM 3D-Lab within the Central Research Laboratories of the NHMW is...
Natural History Museum Vienna
Besides a large laboratory room for all standard procedures around DNA analysis, the Laboratory of...
Natural History Museum Vienna
The electron probe micro analyzer offers well established analysis and imaging methods for the investigation...
Natural History Museum Vienna
The scanning electron microscope offers several analysis and imaging methods, to investigate a huge variety...
Natural History Museum Vienna
With ca. 20,000 lots and 2,000 type series, the myriapod collection of the Naturalhistory Museum...
Natural History Museum Vienna
The beginnings of the Collection Mollusca date back to the 18th century. Franz Stephan of...